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Newspaper

Plainfield Record

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1916

Page

8

Local worker travels far seeking steady employment

A fragmented report notes a man spent years aboard a ship with matted sails, then moved through Pisinfeta and Gre Constantine seeking work. He was sent to Fisiafield where he found mining shoe work, reflecting a quest for steady labor.

Attar Pisinfeta Gre Constantine Sewmcian New Fisiafield Fis & Month

Plainfield Shoe Shine Magnate Expands Empire and Comfort

A Plainfield figure rises from Greek shoeshine roots to own Markholder shine shops plus a hat factory and cleaning operation. He provides room and board for all staff, calls himself Americanized, and pays ten workers adequate wages while renting parlors and expanding year round with a brisk business. His force lives in a company house and aids local staff as fortunes grow.

Constantine New York Greece Markholder Shine Hip Bat Ine Constancine

William Kelley obituary recalls farming life and family ties

William Kelley, a longtime resident who died suddenly, was noted for his farming and community work after moving from Ireland to Plainfield and later Rahway. He left a wife and siblings as his closest survivors, with ties to St. Mary’s Church and a life centered on home and family.

Capy Mtrancery Ilinois Tossie Palmateer Wee Rahway Maby Pialofelders

Mary F Hiom Weneel Notice at Mary's Cemetery

The notice concerns Mra Mary F Hiom Weneel and plans related to Mary's Cemetery. The document outlines actions toward Whealth and associated steps, naming the involved party and cemetery context.

Mary F. Hiom Weneel Mary's Cemetery

Youthful Proctor's Operator Dies After Film Shock

The home at 695 West Third Street hosted mourners for Frank Sedlick a 21 year old moving picture operator at Proctor's The fatal accident occurred during a performance when a focus fault caused an electric shock. he died almost instantly. Sedlick, eldest of a large family, had previously worked as a plumber and debt assistant, and was survived by his mother, grandmother and siblings. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by an undertaker.

Edith Gehlick Weat Third Street Esperate Seabend Frank Wills Proctor’s John Sheridan Henry Proctor Sedlick John Homan Schlick Hood A. H. Dundon Fleury Fryntarski Proctor Jacob Sehlick South Ferond Street Muhlenberg Place Mre Henritees Galick Weat Third Street

Mrs Vandervester’s Funeral Held After Week’s Pneumonia

Mrs Wannah Vandervester wife of Agustay Vanderventer died after a week with grip and pneumonia. Funeral service conducted privately yesterday at Church of the Holy Cross with rector H. St. G. Burfil in charge. Burial in Bound Brook cemetery. native of Yate Mir, longtime resident of Weatherford Street, Plainfield Trust Company property on Park Avenue nearby. Religious affiliations with local church community.

Wannah Vanier Vanderventer Agustay Vanderventer Myrtle Avenue

Church Guild Leader Dies in City Area

Mrs Rachel Ingraham widow of Charles Ingraham died at Muhlenberg Hospital after moving from Duchess County Millbrook to Plainfield years ago. Interment held in Plainfield. survived by four daughters and other relatives. Funeral details not fully clear in record.

Rachel Ingraham Charles Ingraham Agraham Millbrook Duchess County el Aerapans Blaes Getesevilla N.yp Peter Tunnbury Con. David Millbree Mra Charles Westphal

National Guard Exhibit on Border Described as Tragedy

President Wilson questions universal military training while National Guard leaders debate reserve forces. Gen Wood testifies that a universal plan without proper reserve risks danger, urging a stronger militia and extended training rather than a full standing army. Fisher opposes the single universal scheme, advocating vigorous education and a sizable but controlled force.

Pisher Chicago Interior Taft Fisher Scott Wood Nate'ane Beott Rompul Horder Hee Wilson

The Famous Rene Catherine de Medici in Paris

A fragment recounts Catherine de Medici wedding Henry II with Florentine artist Rene. It reflects on life, fate, and tragedy amid a bustling court as art and drama advance in Paris during that era.

Rene Catherine de' Medici Paris Henry 11 Brance

Eaxime Lampe and the Estima Iam Invention History

The text discusses the Estima Iam device likely invented before possession and migration from its origin near the seavast. It notes lamp forms become more specialized with advancement and describes a lamp used to melt snow, obtain drinking water, cook, light, and warm. It mentions a wick edge range from seventeen to thirty six inches and references related algae and family factors.

Alnshy Coeles Ee Greenland

Ro​ckeiller of Mide​lene Island Shoeshine Magnate Tale

A shoeshine magnate nicknamed Ro​ckeiller of Mide​lene Island reflects eight years in America. He credits both Greeks and Americas for his success and seeks fair credit while continuing hard work. He works seven days a week, performing daily duties across the year.

America Willig Americas Inmerica Inbora

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